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Deadpool, Wolverine & Inside Out 2 Fuel Disney's Huge Quarter

Nov 14, 2024 1:12 PM

Disney's recent financial report reveals that titles like Deadpool & Wolverine and Inside Out 2 have significantly bolstered the company’s earnings, with CEO Bob Iger noting this quarter as one of the studio's most successful. During Q4 of 2024, Disney reported an operating income of $316 million, driven by a global box office haul of $4 billion. The company also noted growth in its streaming services, with Disney+ and Hulu bringing in $253 million. Disney+ surpassed 120 million Core subscribers, reflecting strong content performance, including shows like Shogun and The Bear. Despite a small decline in income before taxes, full-year income surged to $7.6 billion. With additional anticipated releases like Moana 2 and Captain America: Brave New World, Disney is poised for continued success.

What major films helped Disney achieve record earnings in 2024?

Deadpool & Wolverine and Inside Out 2 were the major films that contributed significantly to Disney’s earnings, marking a successful financial quarter for the studio.

Deadpool & Wolverine, slated to release in 2024, is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and features beloved characters from previous films. Fans are excited for this sequel due to the success of the Deadpool franchise and its integration into the MCU. Inside Out 2 offers a continuation of the heartwarming story from the original Pixar film, exploring new emotional themes with familiar characters, enhancing Disney’s robust lineup and engaging a diverse audience.



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